RT @GuySechrist: "Understanding the legal framework of licensing, legislative basis of measurement, and methods of legal dissemination expa….

RT @GuySechrist: @jpsa "This paper examines the impact of law on the calculations performed by customs officers when collecting revenue on….

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RT @GuySechrist: I am excited to announce that @jpsa and I have submitted an abstract tentatively titled, . Printed Authority & Calculative….

This is a great fellowship and they have a really fantastic history of science and technology collection.

I want to write future tests this way: it'll save me time.

When you want to ask 198 questions about vegetables, but don't want to write 198 questions:

RT @LindaHall_org: Linda Hall Library is thrilled to welcome its first Presidential Scholar in Bibliography, J. P. Ascher. @jpsa will utili….

Plz retweet: Susan Jones just showed me these wonderful depression-era (1920s) Parisian broadsides and newsletters in the bindings of these theses. Someone NEEDS this evidence! Email her if it's you: @UNCLibrary

To be explicit, this is a real question! I think it's a burn, but I want it to be a burn, so I want to figure out how to be more certain.

Is this a burn? Or rust? Or?

Yes? I'm here

Archives documenting the legal frameworks for printing and writing! (Also John Lowthorp, etc.)

Conservators to smell paper with me, and to encourage every grad student's research.

High fives from directors, but reference glad to see me!.

Library goals: respected by curators and helpful to catalogers.

Wandering scholar tip: exploit natural light sources for digitization. (Phone in hand, rather than in rig)

When is one thing actually several? Books at the Royal Society each have their own story:

My notation has gone from the overwhelming "stitching indicates individual issue in two overlapping sets 42, 18, 50, 2, 44, 3, 45, 16" to "stitching (42, 42, 21, 89) and bundle of nos. 1–12 (56, 47, 49, 60)" (Two separate examples.).

I think it might have been a storage form, since the individually numbered issues don't have much dust-staining. Has anyone every seen twelve pamphlets pamphlet stitched together from the 17c?.

Thrilling! The stabbing in this volume supports that the individually numbered issues 1-12 were separately pamphlet stitched, then stitched as a bundle of all twelve, before being bound in a volume with all twenty-two.